Jesus and the apostles loved the book of Psalms—they quoted from it and lived out of it. These ancient prayers and praises of Israel provide a bridge between the Old Testament and the New Testament; the themes introduced in the psalms find further development in the New Testament. Where David’s dynasty failed, Jesus gives hope. Yet, certain expectations that emerge in the book of Psalms still r…
1Cantad con gozo a Dios, fortaleza nuestra; Al Dios de Jacob aclamad con júbilo.
2Entonad canción, y tañed el pandero, El arpa deliciosa y el salterio.
3Tocad la trompeta en la nueva luna, En el día señalado, en el día de nuestra fiesta solemne.
4Porque estatuto es de Israel, Ordenanza del Dios de Jacob.
5Lo constituyó como testimonio en José Cuando salió por la tierra de Egipto. Oí lenguaje que no entendía;
6Aparté su hombro de debajo de la carga; Sus manos fueron descargadas de los cestos.
7En la calamidad clamaste, y yo te libré; Te respondí en lo secreto del trueno; Te probé junto a las aguas de Meriba.
8Oye, pueblo mío, y te amonestaré. Israel, si me oyeres,
9No habrá en ti dios ajeno, Ni te inclinarás a dios extraño.
10Yo soy Jehová tu Dios, Que te hice subir de la tierra de Egipto; Abre tu boca, y yo la llenaré.
11Pero mi pueblo no oyó mi voz, E Israel no me quiso a mí.
12Los dejé, por tanto, a la dureza de su corazón; Caminaron en sus propios consejos.
13¡Oh, si me hubiera oído mi pueblo, Si en mis caminos hubiera andado Israel!
14En un momento habría yo derribado a sus enemigos, Y vuelto mi mano contra sus adversarios.
15Los que aborrecen a Jehová se le habrían sometido, Y el tiempo de ellos sería para siempre.
16Les sustentaría Dios con lo mejor del trigo, Y con miel de la peña les saciaría.
TYNDALE OPEN STUDY NOTES
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Versículo 1
I. Ps 81 This warning message invites Israel to worship only the Lord and to enjoy the fullness of h…
Ps 81 This warning message invites Israel to worship only the Lord and to enjoy the fullness of his blessing.
81:1-3 As a prelude to the message of warning, the psalmist invites Israel to contemplate their God in song and dance.
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II. 81:2 An Israelite tambourine was a hand drum—a round frame covered with a skin, used as a percuss…
81:2 An Israelite tambourine was a hand drum—a round frame covered with a skin, used as a percussion instrument during festivities, often to accompany dancing (68:25; 149:3; 150:4). • The sweet lyre and the harp, both stringed instruments, are the instruments most frequently mentioned in the psalms (e.g., 33:2; 57:8; 71:22; 150:3).
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III. 81:3 The ram’s horn mustered armies and announced special holy days (47:5; 98:6). • new moon: The…
81:3 The ram’s horn mustered armies and announced special holy days (47:5; 98:6). • new moon: The first day of the lunar month marked a festival.
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IV. 81:4-5 The festival, a time to celebrate and listen to the Lord, took place at God’s appointed time.
81:4-5 The festival, a time to celebrate and listen to the Lord, took place at God’s appointed time.
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V. 81:5 for Israel: Literally for Joseph. The tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh (the sons of Joseph) ar…
81:5 for Israel: Literally for Joseph. The tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh (the sons of Joseph) are used here to refer to the entire nation of Israel.
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VI. 81:6-7 The Lord heard Israel’s cry in Egypt and rescued them from oppressive slavery.
81:6-7 The Lord heard Israel’s cry in Egypt and rescued them from oppressive slavery.
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VII. 81:8-10 God pleads with his people to remember the covenant and the Ten Commandments.
81:8-10 God pleads with his people to remember the covenant and the Ten Commandments.
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VIII. 81:10 God emphasizes that he and no one else rescued Israel. • The nation should open its mouth w…
81:10 God emphasizes that he and no one else rescued Israel. • The nation should open its mouth wide to take in God’s word (cp. Deut 8:3; Ezek 3:1).
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IX. 81:11-16 The Lord helps Israel to understand that their failure was not because of his weakness.
81:11-16 The Lord helps Israel to understand that their failure was not because of his weakness.
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X. 81:13-14 God wants to give his children his goodness, but only if they listen (Isa 1:18-19; 28:12…
81:13-14 God wants to give his children his goodness, but only if they listen (Isa 1:18-19; 28:12; 48:18-19; see Deut 6:3). • God promises to subdue the enemies (Deut 9:3) of those who walk the paths of obedience and loyalty. He will also richly feed his people (Isa 1:19).
Antiguo Testamento
Psalms — Capítulo 81
Jesus and the apostles loved the book of Psalms—they quoted from it and lived out of it. These ancient prayers and praises of Israel provide a bridge between the Old Testament and the New Testament; the themes introduced in the psalms find further development in the New Testament. Where David’s dynasty failed, Jesus gives hope. Yet, certain expectations that emerge in the book of Psalms still r…
Texto — Reina-Valera 1960
1Cantad con gozo a Dios, fortaleza nuestra; Al Dios de Jacob aclamad con júbilo.
2Entonad canción, y tañed el pandero, El arpa deliciosa y el salterio.
3Tocad la trompeta en la nueva luna, En el día señalado, en el día de nuestra fiesta solemne.
4Porque estatuto es de Israel, Ordenanza del Dios de Jacob.
5Lo constituyó como testimonio en José Cuando salió por la tierra de Egipto. Oí lenguaje que no entendía;
6Aparté su hombro de debajo de la carga; Sus manos fueron descargadas de los cestos.
7En la calamidad clamaste, y yo te libré; Te respondí en lo secreto del trueno; Te probé junto a las aguas de Meriba.
8Oye, pueblo mío, y te amonestaré. Israel, si me oyeres,
9No habrá en ti dios ajeno, Ni te inclinarás a dios extraño.
10Yo soy Jehová tu Dios, Que te hice subir de la tierra de Egipto; Abre tu boca, y yo la llenaré.
11Pero mi pueblo no oyó mi voz, E Israel no me quiso a mí.
12Los dejé, por tanto, a la dureza de su corazón; Caminaron en sus propios consejos.
13¡Oh, si me hubiera oído mi pueblo, Si en mis caminos hubiera andado Israel!
14En un momento habría yo derribado a sus enemigos, Y vuelto mi mano contra sus adversarios.
15Los que aborrecen a Jehová se le habrían sometido, Y el tiempo de ellos sería para siempre.
16Les sustentaría Dios con lo mejor del trigo, Y con miel de la peña les saciaría.
TYNDALE OPEN STUDY NOTES
Versículo 1
I. Ps 81 This warning message invites Israel to worship only the Lord and to enjoy the fullness of h…
Versículo 2
II. 81:2 An Israelite tambourine was a hand drum—a round frame covered with a skin, used as a percuss…
Versículo 3
III. 81:3 The ram’s horn mustered armies and announced special holy days (47:5; 98:6). • new moon: The…
Versículo 4
IV. 81:4-5 The festival, a time to celebrate and listen to the Lord, took place at God’s appointed time.
Versículo 5
V. 81:5 for Israel: Literally for Joseph. The tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh (the sons of Joseph) ar…
Versículo 6
VI. 81:6-7 The Lord heard Israel’s cry in Egypt and rescued them from oppressive slavery.
Versículo 8
VII. 81:8-10 God pleads with his people to remember the covenant and the Ten Commandments.
Versículo 10
VIII. 81:10 God emphasizes that he and no one else rescued Israel. • The nation should open its mouth w…
Versículo 11
IX. 81:11-16 The Lord helps Israel to understand that their failure was not because of his weakness.
Versículo 13
X. 81:13-14 God wants to give his children his goodness, but only if they listen (Isa 1:18-19; 28:12…